Competitive real-time strategy gaming is beyond me. I grew up playing real-time strategy, but in a realm where winning is determined by actions per minute on a highly competitive stage, I don’t […]
Preview: Co-Op RTS Dwarfheim Has Potential
Review: Amazon Luna Has a Secret Weapon
With the new console generation quickly approaching, cloud gaming isn’t the biggest attention-getter. That’s why, perhaps, I’m not seeing a ton of coverage on Amazon Luna and its accompanying controller. I requested […]
Review: Hide and Seek in Vibrant Witch It
Hide and seek is something we’re all familiar with—it’s probably one of the games everyone plays at least once in their childhood. Witch It doesn’t need much explanation in that way: it’s […]
Review: Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp Is Good Old Hellsome Fun
Ah, the days of being young, awkward, and looking for love. We all make dumb, awkward choices that will be fond memories—or haunt us for the rest of our lives. Monster Prom […]
Review: Dirt 5–Way Beyond Rally
The Dirt series is probably my favorite racing franchise. Not only are there high quality versions coming out of Codemaster every other year or so, you can get them in two flavors: […]
Review: Torchlight III on Nintendo Switch Is a Mixed Bag
Guest author: Alex Orona Torchlight is a popular isometric action RPG series that has gained a cult following since its inception in the days of the Xbox 360. Now with a long […]
Review: Tenderfoot Tactics Features Unique Art, Great Tactical Gameplay
I love when video games shuck off normalcy and embrace ideas that might be considered avant-garde. Non-traditional storytelling, heavily stylized graphics, and experimental gameplay are great because they shift what is considered […]
Review: SHMUP Puzzler Galacide Lands on Switch
I’m a sucker for space shoot ‘em ups—it’s cathartic to just dodge bullets and blast ships for a while. Usually, I can just turn my brain off and go along for the […]
Review: Jackbox Party Pack 7 May Be the Best Party Pack Yet
Jackbox Games has been doing sarcastic, witty nerdy things right since…well, before they were Jackbox Games. Their name at the time was Jellyvision. The year, 1995. Their hit? An acerbic trivia gameshow […]
Review: Now in VR Blair Witch: Oculus Quest Edition Adds New Mechanics, But Struggles in Its Transition
I only recently got my hands on the Oculus Quest 2. It’s an impressive little VR headset—there’s no doubt about it. I’m impressed with how must power the Quest 2 has, […]
Review: Amnesia: Rebirth Delivers Spectacular Horror
Minor spoilers for Amnesia: Rebirth follow: Developer Frictional Games has become one of my favorite developers. I first ran across Penumbra: Overture about twelve or so years ago, and I was enthralled with […]
Preview: Horror Co-Op GTFO Is Atmospheric, Difficult
It’s spooktober, and everyone’s doing the scary thing. I’ve been having a hard time getting into the spirit of the holiday—which is too bad, because Halloween has always been my favorite. What’s […]
